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JEPP!!! I like the Prop!! .................................and the beautiful Hub, of course, Jereon Servus Bertl

The seat back was painted with Tamiya "Leather". The edges are drybrushed with Tamiya "sand" . After that, the seat has been accented with a dark brown oil broth. The seat was sealed at the end with Tamiya "semi-clear". Now only missing the seat belts, some weathering - and done. Servus Bertl

Now it continues with the seat of our Eindekker. The wooden board was primed with Gunze "radomes" and shaded with white, yellow and smoke. The wood grain was presented with "raw sienna" and "burnt sienna" oil color. I wanted to represent the seat itself as an aluminum sheet. I turned to my usual technique for this. Here the link: http://forum.largescalemodeller.com/topic/1895-aluminum/After The polished aluminum seat reflects the light. Note the different reflections at different angles. Servus Bertl

Just ordered................... Servus Bertl

It looks like an german airfield after the armistic....................................... ........................................very similar to my showcase Servus Bertl

The wooden Tailskid is also almost finished. First primed with Tamiya "Flesh" and the wood grain was painted with oil color "burnt sienna" . The metal parts were painted with Gunze "RLM02". Sealed with Tamiya "flat-clear" and a drop Tamiya "clear orange". Finally, weathering with black-brown oil paint broth. Servus Bertl

Soon, please be patience, RichO Servus Bertl

YEPP!!!

Also the seat has its leather cover. .................................and yes, I've lost the way to build OoB Servus Bertl

The instrument panel is almost completed. Servus Bertl

Hi @chuckt5, You can cut the brass tubes with a very reliable and helpful tool. Either you can selfmade a tool - or you can send me a PM Servus Bertl

Oh......................had lost my sight of this post. Thank you, Steve S, Paul and Karel. And please excuse my late response. Servus Bertl

That looks good in my eyes. Many original pictures show a very poor paint quality on the Japanese aircraft. I'm allways a friend from "aged" ore "used" look on the modells. BUT,............................... the red line on the Wing on the Zero must also be shown exfoliated. The red color was placed OVER the green paint. When the green paint was chipped, then the red line can not remain visible on the bare metal. Servus Bertl

Oh, Master Buckle, those are fine parts! ................... hmm .................. you've also cross masks for me? I have determined some things in my drawer, to make also a deal with you........................ . Servus Bertl

And here is the second small - a really small - update. The kit part # 35, the pulsator. .......................made it a little bit more "real". First, the original ....................... ...................................and here is 32 times smaller. Servus Bertl

..................and here two small updates for today. First, the test for the fastening ropes on the cowl. This is a 0,12mm fishingline, painted with a mix of 80% Alu and 20% NATO-black. For final mounting, I think I will use a 0.8 mm fishing line. Servus Bertl

Hi chuckt5, I used allways this tool bits for my dremel, when I'm thinning out the engin-cowl ore other plastic parts. Servus Bertl

Yepp, well done Sasho!! Servus Bertl

@Icarus529 I have recently milled 12 cutting boards. If you - or anyone else - one would like, then please contact me via PM. @Erik B. I used this stuff, (klick on the link below) http://www.amazonsupply.com/translucent-amber-miniature-polyimide-tubing/dp/B003TLNL5I/ref=sr_1_1?sr=1-1&qid=1359148509&filterBy.feature_seven_browse-bin=5485625011 ore take a look in this post: http://forum.largescalemodeller.com/topic/1860-my-way-for-rigging-the-ww1-birds/ Servus Bertl

Beautiful kit. I realy love the Revell Ju-88 family............................... ...................................but I would rather save my money on the Wingnut Wings AEG G.IV - Bomber. @Dave J -- when you said this AEG-kit is to have? Servus Bomber

Oh, you mean these parts, Michael ..................................................... long long time ago. I think I still have some of these parts. The CAD drawings no longer exist, due to a defective hard drive, all my AutoCAD- and Milling -files were lost. It's been just about 3 months. Servus Bertl

Which of my engine parts you mean, Michael? Servus Bertl

@Red Baron: I still have no idea how I'm going to represent these swirls. I think I'm going to try different things, but I will present the result and show what technique I used. @Guy5Y: Thank you, Guy. @Ssasho0: Sasho, yes, I used a Resinsaw. This saw allows very thin and straight saw cuts. @James H: I used a "Höhenanreißer" for those recesses. Unfortunately, I don't know the English word for it, but I think these pictures explain how I did it. Servus Bertl

A new tension roller ( is this the correct word?? ) is "under construction" and made from plastic waste . so, that's all for today Servus Bertl

Here are just creating new turnbuckles made ​​of brass. Servus Bertl